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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-13

les sic acres o. splendid upland, G niles north
Of sallna $ aeres "a cultivation, $50 rs Of hedge
fanca. Fruit and SHADE trees. stone house u 4
spd - 49, Land 4 Eaisrei 81 never i1iiiag
nnrinzl conFenieut O. school house. his 4
Foed plscs for farming o. grazing parrnaea. Price
tiANPe arre. TITS h one Of The hosi harsAins
81 Saline county.
ieo aeres Of ane bottom land four miles from
railroad station shout Ten mikes ssuth &C salina
lia nrres in cultivation 20 ecres pasture hetge
nfoaa tkrsa sides q plnce "a story frame house q
~ sssis stTss rrahary impiemsni shed and cat
knnainRn. "A ncrus encioSed Tor koE pa1iure.
Wen and spring aeres On orchard. PriOg stalo
SO arrea % splendid second bottom miles norih
ne sl aIs az M 70 iSPrvys1Ssais
PFice 800. et6eo cash balance on time.
NoM
leoacrei af seed HplsHd a miles IRON r R sia-
80 cellar eoo3 Esil fruii and shade trees ioo
Acres % cultivation 50 acrca In wheat lrsle
Stable chicken hosue and suibuilalnEl- Price
eSa1o. eiooo eash balances on time.
NoR
fg8 aerss Of sscona bottom lana ih Saline coun-
AZ nct far frUm h B hedge fence sFound entire
plaee Hs0ry ffEme housf ldE22 stable and canary
s3isining ieEeo living water On Plaee. loo seres
&c 81 Az Nv ~ Pre- - 4 ID sssT ~
ApTll 90. Aites that date els per arre.
NoB
10 arrea Of excellent upland miles norihuesi
Sfeallna- Prise sieoo. 5fcash balance on time
No.i8
fH acres % smoalh fnlahle urland 81 nile.
GuTthse1i o. Selina 50 aerel IN cultivation u
stary sioae and frame house frumc part ltzii
slone adiition ioE12 uione karn lizlA frict
GeEo, on elEy paymcats.
Eoll
50 arrca 81 exeeileut hotiom aiout nlie.
T.
onaFass "A uflea - min running Waier s. srrri
e eEltiYetion, - acrea % posture FENCED So
fEut trses, fraaa kuune, Stahie and grunarT
ms ea1o q rayDeniA
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-13
Sherif's Proclamation
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
STATE OF KANSAS. D
cnEErI nr sAIrHN. .

STATE OF KANSAS.
COCaTT % SALINE,
sherif's oaice January ~, A. D.. iSs5.
NHTuEEEks. on The nth day Of Junuary. A. d
" Isl. the Board Of Countg Commissioner
o. saline County, "a the slate Of kansas, duly
made and caused 70 be entered % Record, upou
the Journal Of aid Boaid, the following order
to-Hif:
On the lith day OF January. A. d., Iss7, The
Board Of County Commissioner % saline county,
Kansas, being duly convened In regular meeting
a. q regular r-ssion. az the once Of the County
CLERK u aid county, pursuant % the statutes In
such case made and provided made and entered
Of record the following order. tn-Wit
In the matter Of subscription 20 the capital
STOCK % the Council Grove, smoky Valley &
hestsrn Railway Company In Kansas, By Liberty
township.
WHEEKAs. PETITION signed By Leander Mapes
and dity-three others OF the resident TAI payers
Of Liberty township, county o. Saline STATE Of
Kansas, and being more than tWo-dnhs ta-il o.
the resident tax payers 10 aid Liberty toWnshlp
has been on this llth day Of January, A. D.. ISL
prrsenteti 20 the board u C0uuty Commissioners
% aid county Of saline, for Tie consideration
and action % said hoard. there being present
Ansln N Her, chtirman, aud A. L. Dldgr ami J.
". Burke. membgrs thereof, Constituting a nill
board and joseph sargent cleik Of said county
aud CLERK Of said board, which aid petition vita
the signatures thereto omitted, Is IN uaris anl
nrures luIIum ing. fn-lTife
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-13

We have one lot Of very good white
Blankets. which will be sold at 81 .25
per pair. These are full size and good
weight and well worth a good deal
more.
The cheapest thing you ever saw y
is lot Of eleven quarter extra sizel
all vol, nj blankets for 81 50 pair.
We have h large stock Of Boots,
Shoes and rubber Roods--eheap.
Gentlemen, We want 10 call your
attention 10 the matter Of
OvERCOATs.
We lave quite q large line Of fine,
dress Overeoats, AZ well a. substantial
warm. heavy coats; these will be sold
50 as Go make you a great saving. a.
you will see by figures below:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-13

The follow ing items are taken from
the Hope Herald:
Major Merrell and Jake now sport
the nObbiest rig we have seen in the
country. The Major purchased fine
cart and Jake furnishes the horse for
Il from his fine team Of blacks.
Reports from Salina say that a FIRE
broke out Tuesday night, south of
Iron avenue, aud burned from 10
O'Clock until two. Nohing definite
has yet been heard, but the loss Of
property must be very great. Salina
has a good fire company, but despite
their best efforts the fire burned
steadily for 4 hours.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-13
The following is from the Lincoln

The following Is from the Lincoln
Center Beacon.
The 5 l. q w. Is circulating petit
lions 10 call bond election in Fair
view township. Russell county.
West Of this place the :. l.. & W.,
will extend To sylvan Grove, passing
half mile north of the old mill site
aud ON west la Wolf Greek, where u
il expected the road will FORK " one
branch going mp Wolf Creek ia the
direction Of Graham county. This Is
the line for which the effort is being
made In Russell county 10 vote bonds
The south branch is proposed To make
a junction with the main line al tie
*. p, at or near Russell City.
Whether bonds will be asked on the
south fork We have not learned.
There il now no doubt ailuut the
plan being settled upon To- make the
Lincoln road the main line un the
Denver route. At one point in the
HnTker Hills there is gT,iip of nine
y two feet, while the heaviest grade
on the Lincoln route is lhirly-eight
feet so the reason why the Lincoln
route to Denver il preferred is very
plain, rs this ruute is also the shorter.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-13
attention to. are
CIOAKs.

We have had = very satisfactory
trade on ClnAks, which we attribute
TO goOl selections and low prices.
Our sales were such that we were
compelled to buy the second time, so
our Cloak stock Is comparatively IN
broken. The following figures will
give you an idea of the reductions we
have made in this line:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-13

The investigation as to the cause Of
death Of c. w. Pepper. OF Solomon
township, made by County Attorney
Moore and Coroner Brown, ELECTED
nothing suspicious Of any person be-
ing implicated in any way. MFR.
Pepper had been suffering severely
from infiammstory rheumatism for
some time, which may have been the
prime factor in causing his sudden
death.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-13

Mrs. Helen NJ. Cougar IL pleased to
announce to the public that during
the coming season she IL prepared 20
lecture on the subject Of Ireland in
her struggle against the tyranny Of
English rule. Mrs. Cougar has spent
the past summer In Ireland. has visit
ed her mAuy points Of interest, gone
from howell to palace and mingled
with the people in all parts ~ the is
land. She has contributed letters,
which have attracted widespread at
tention, to several Of the leading jour
nails Of the country. or this the Chi
cago inter Ocean says
Mrs. Helen NJ. Cougar. Of La Fay
elite, whose excellent letters while
abroad have been published IN the
Inter Ocean, has returned TO her
home In excellent health and spirits.
She will open her lecture season with
q new lecture, entitled "Ireland
Yesterday, To Day and To- MOrrOw."
Mrs. Cougar has been over the ground
to see for herself, aud as she Is y close
observer, what she has To say will be
OF great interest.
Des MOines, Iowa, Transcript:
Mrs. Cougar is one Of the most bril-
liant and magnetic speakers now be-
fore thelpublic Theirs i an entire
absence OF anything savOring Of sffec.
tatlOn In her manner. while her Argu-
ments are always clear, logical and
convincing.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-13

The following is from the Chico
ddrerffser:
Mr.. John Walker. who for some
time had been living with Mr. Arson
Miller. died this morning about S
O'Clock. He had been sick for some
days, suffering from a severe cold aud
the effects Of old age and debility. Mr..
Walker was 3 faithful. good industri-
Ous man and well liked by all who
knew him, particularly by NJ. Miller
and his family. He was IS years OF
age and leaves a wife and one son %
mourn his loss. Mr. Miller was called
from Salina aud was present when the
death occurred. The funeral will
take place Tomorrow morning ct
10 O'Clock. Mrs. Walker. a very e.
iimable lady, has the sympathy Of the
whole neighbOrhOoi in her bereave-
ment.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-13

In the Ellsworth DcDlOcrd. Of the
9Th inst. we find the following:
Miss Sheriff. nf Salina, spent sever
al days In the city last week visiting
her brother Will.
q. p. Peale sold his share IN The
Central National Bank "a Prof. r. T.
Fairchild, at thirty-one per. cent
premium.
Miss Millie Powers, sitter a pleas
ant weeks visit with Miss May Davis
of this city, returned home TO Salina
Monday.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-13

salIna Is moi zping some other city
boosting that she viii be the Wich-
iia or indianapolis Of the west. She
claims only that she is live, pro
gressive city. and takes pride in her
own name-Salina. It Is her ambi-
ton 70 have other places using the
word "salina" In place Of the "Wleh-
itA" or Indianapolis Of the west"
and not many seasons will have
passed before this ambition Is fully
6ratified.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-13

Rev. w. a. Simkins goes up to
Hays City to-day to ofiieiate at the
double wedding IN, occur at the home
Of Rev. DR. Gerrish. Presb yterian
pastor Of that city, tomorrow. On
that date they will celebrate the
golden wedding Of the worthy couple
and the marriage Of their only iugh-
ter to Rev. Henry :. Settle. d. d
syno'lieal missionary Of the synod Of
Texas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-13
SIX PER CENT. MONEY.

Your attention is called to our
facilities for furnishing Money on
Choice Farm Security. We are
prepared to furnish money on hve
year loans at
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-13

On Friday the county commits
siOners let the contract for three
bridges on Gypsum Creek, located re
speetively, in the center Of the south
ern part Of Gypsum towr ship, al the
thinker crossing" and Al the north
ern eenterOf Eureka township-io the
Missouri Valley Bridge Co, for $685.
each. The contract was let after one
Of the most exciting "bridge fights"
which ever took place in the county
The commissioners believe they have
made-as compared with previous
bridge lettings-about $2.a0O for the
county.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-13

The following IL from the PaOla
Republican:
The Missouri Pacific people are
laying good heavy steel rails between
Paola and Holden. IL does not APP
pear a. though the Missouri Pacific
was going to abandon this branch
after all. There Is no doubt that the
through freight from the west will be
hauled over the Holden branch, while
the passenger traffic will go mostly
via Kansas City afier the extension
Il completed, vhien will be i'm a few
weeks
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-13

The Peoples Mutual Insurance Co.
held their annual meeting Tuesday
night They elected the following
gentlemen MISUNDERSTANDING the
time Of service by lot
3years. A F. Brulin. F. II. Gibbs.
w. r. Gels. c. r. Underwood, A. l..
Dodge.
2years, M d: league. J. E. Seayer,
T. II. Davis, G.. Eberhardt, NJ. NJ.
Briggs.
year. c. f. Faulkner, A. w.
Wickhsm, f. G. Gay. F. c. Culp. NJ.
ID. Sampson
The directors held a meeting last
evening and elected the following OIL
GERS President. A. l.. Dodge; Vice
President, r. II. Davis: Secretary. F..
c. Gay Treasurer, Z. n. Gibbs (:
Assistant Secretary, ID. X. Bean. The
following executive committee WAS
a L. Dodge. w r. Gels,
a. w. Wickham.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-13

The county officers elect were
sworn in Tuesday. Judge Weaver
says he feels kind Of lonesOme"-
after having been 80 long in Office, but
thinks the new diet" will agree with
him perfectly. County Attorney
Moore and District Clerk Frederick
son succeed themselves W. n.
Bishop succeeds Judge Weaver A.
l.. Dodge takes +. n. Gibbs I,lace a.
commissioner Of the First District.
and J. w. Burk succeeds ID. Hum
bargar a. commissioner Of the Second
District. Arson Miller continues Is
Chairman Of the Board Of Commits
siOneTs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-13
The following was published in the
Topeka daily Capital, Sunday:

$500
Topeka daily Capital, Sunday:
Mr.. Will r. Vaughn. Of Salina,
travelling solicitor for Geo. w. Crane
4 Co., Of this city, has not been heard
from by his wife or the house for some
time past, and great anxiety IL felt 10
regard to his probable condition. He
len SaliBa nearly two weeks ago, and
went up TO Oakley. where he had left
his team temporarily, intending to
drive down from there into the eOnn-
ties between the Union Pacific and
the Santa Fe, aud making a little cir
emit, strike the Union Pacific at some
point about this dime. He was at
Oakley on the 29th Of December, and
since that time no word has been re-
eeived from him. Ifany person read
in6 this can give any Information
concerning him. II will greatly re-
lieve his wife. and be considered a
favor by Mr.. Crane. who II much in
terested in the welfare Of every one
connected with his business.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-13
RErOBT oFTHEcoNDrIoS o. Tbs
FIRST NATIONAL BAHK,
Al salina in the STATE q Kansss. AZ The close Of
bushes, pectmber -, Isl.

AoAals 49, VI -
STATE or KANSAS, COUNrr OF sALTSn -
I. ND. league, Cashier o. the shove named
hank do snlemnig swear that she Above STATE
meat Is true 10 the best Of ny know ledge and be-
lief N. d. TEAGt =, Caahier.
subscribed and sworn % beiore ne tins lOih Cay
(snat F.H. WILDMAN.
- Notary Public.
tCommission expires April IA, ls.ul
Nm. BRIGGS
r. W. ODER, Directors.
OSCAR sElTL.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-13
lm S25.O 10 $2l ~.
SIS % 20 tl4.00.
sl4OO % tl1Jn.
sl050 20 3 9.2j.
BOYS OvERCOATs.

the Reduction Is about the same aa In
Mens'.
These ARE not fictitious figures, but
you viii find an the goo,is.prieed just
81 represented here.
We carry q large stock Of gnOds in
almost every line aud will be able to
supply you with most anything you
may want to eat or wear.
We extend = cordial invitation 20
you to come and see what We keep,
and how We cell Tiff you win do
THE you viii be convinced that we
can he Of mutual benefit 10 each
other.
Our Store Il At IOi. South Santa Re
avenue Respe'y,
NELSON 4 BESosEOz,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-13

STATE ~ kAAhAerl
CuInTr 81 1ALfNE
= Iosauh sargrnt, counfT elerE 81 saii anIniy
. crSaiiue % hereby csrtify thai thr above
I'D f1reEnlnE i q fnll and carrrrt eBpT IN every
particular q IRE order made - TIE heard u
counfy culInsialio1ers 81 r1id eounty. IN she mat
Ter thsreln namei- ~ reEular rueetlnE % so
buard DEFY hed AZ ~ o1ce, I'm ihe ely % -1llna
The euUnty seat ofr1ld ccuEfg. % ne iith aay &c
January. A D.. iss7 ghich erifF - duly -
tarrl 81 record o. rFoceedfnrs % ths hasrd oi
cnuniy commi1Eionfrs Of Saline county, atate n
EanalE
On feaiimouy Ehersof hare hereunio - my
hand e. ouanty clerk, ard anEed he sal 81 said
ruuHfF q NJ oiIce 10 ne eits u 4alina, fu s1id
county anf safe thi1 llth day 81 1aluarT. A. D.
ISL fsrsr1 lnaEFu skEuENu.
Counfg Clerk.
Nv w. Blrf,a. sierir sfai3 csuag
Ani uhish sald srisr Il hcrsbT naie parf q
fhfr urucialnafion an1 u1llcc.
Nee. fhsreoL Nv. " barileit lherid q said
county 81 Eallns. In pursuanee ard y rirfus %
al aFdrF Do harstg DTrelaim ald u1ks knoH d
thai On HafuniaF the i9lh day 81 february, A. y.
lss7 q special eleciipn ulli b. heid IN ne sid
Liberty tsHushlp. far he Furpose % ruitpg %
ne qneglion 11d rfopeation On IRE shove orarl
/ caat1inei. anf nat rlif eleeiion III - heid n
10 usual piace 81 hoiiinE seDeral eleciicrs IN -
L IltsFtr lcauship. anf On the mauuer provided b
i laH f1r lidllinr rguarai elecfiunf-
/ NIfnea AR had and ollci1l EIlnatuFe lll1 llth
] W.BknnErE, shsnd
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-13

Mr.. J II. Gibson. OF the Weather
Bureau, kindly furnishes us the fol
lowing registers Ofthe thermometer
al the hours named for saturday night
and Sunday morning Jan. s;h aud
9lhl
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-13

We have slsO a small lot Of Pea
J1ekets heavy. double breasted, short
eoaisl aud vests. which have been re-
dnced a. follOWs;
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-13

The finishing touches are being put
upon the Odd Fellows Temple. II is
noble, handsome structure, and
opens up the way 10 higher and bet
ter order Of architecture for Salina.
The Odd Fellows purpose furnishing
the hall with handsome and entirely
new furniture-rem removing nothing Ia
il from the old hail. a very sensible
plan, ~ nothing in the old room
rises 10 the degree Of decency ~
furniture for the new room.
The Catholic Fair closet last even
ing, having met with unpreee Tented
success. About SlJm will be- the
pro fit Of the entertainments. W
have devoted considerable space else
whsre To items takru from the Ddily
BG-Ir, which record the daily pro-
ceedings very well. Last evening
the attendance was "a large ~ ever.
The exhibition Of the "sperrets" was
very amusing The grand rattle gave
nearly everybody something.
Mr.. J. II. Gibson. OF the Weather
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-06-17
A Ballad Of Rings.

Ring out, sweet bellies, the halfway stun
That clothed you through the hckle spring'
The summer birds are ofi The wing,
And soon it win be hot enough.
Ring out the winds that wildly blew;
Let languid maldens seek repose,
A frcsher air, change Of beaux-
Discard the old, accept the new
Ring In the Tantivy's soft toot
Ring il the harmless Sunday horn;
Ring IN the croquot on the lawn,
Ring ID the London tennis suit.
Wiring of, Ofrugal hotel man,
The antique rooster votive head,
For fried spring chicken helps "spreaa
With gravy from the fryingpan.
WIRING out, o Bridget, stout and fair,
The weekly duds that gatherdlft;
Wiring out the fashionable Shirt
The fancy cuffs, the underwear.
Ring In, J0ung man, brighter fates
Forsake the SAD unmarried baud
Ring up the willing dainty hand
Ring out the lonely single state.
Nes York World
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-06-17
Living il the Busy Present

The south II to-day has something
else 10 do besides worrying over tne
blunders Of brillianeies Of war times.
We are now On tile broad bastlefela q
human progress, not delying among
unhappy "reminiscences F'o,y WofA
Gazette.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-06-17


Of law passed BY demagogues. to
strike him in a vital part by leaving,
work when he needs work most, be-
cause the law says they may, there is
little happiness on either side, aud em-
ployer and emploYe arc antagonistic,
and sometimes become enemies where
they ought to be good friends. Those
manufacturers who are adopting the
system Of sharing profits with laborers,
are doing more to bind employer and
employe together than all the laws
and all the unions and knights can 10.
That system makes partnership where
every man wants to work as mauy
hours as they can without injury to
himself and family He will take holi-
days enough. II be is partner with the
old man. but he will take them when
business is duh. You couldn't drive
him away from business when there IS
8 rush, though there might be a statute
book full Of laws bearing on the case,
He will not stand around the shop till
eight o'clock. when there ID work To-
do, because demagogncs have made an
eight hour law. lie wiz enjoy himself
better at work. because some Of tho.
profit is going to be bis own Psek's
Sun
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-06-17

Ten years from the time whenAlice left
Dray yton-o on Sea, and the sun shone no
longer down on little fishing village,
but on growing place Of fashionable
resort. The houses which dotted the
hills were closer together. and ut their
feet there stretched terraces and
streets, and on the once lonely shore
were the marks Of many footsteps on
the sand. and rows Of boats for hire.
and sailors hanging about seeking for
idIers who would sail beneath the sum-
mer sun or listen to their yarns.
"a glorious day, ma'am,p Tom
Hardy said to an old lady who. feeble
and tired. sat down on one Of The few
seats scattered about ssAh 4 glori-
GUS day. ma am Would the young
lady ike q san { rye neat little craft
yonder =
mo. thank you" she answered
quietly. May, dear give me ny
knitting and the old woman and the
young girl sat down, shaded from the
fierce rays Of the setting sun By tho
life boat which was drawr up % the
sand behind them.
'Is the paint wet ?" the old lady
asked.
NO ma ana, faint wet 2 the sailor
said its the one behind I'VE been
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-06-03
A Horse in Full aallop lJnshcd By
a Thunderholt.

The thunderstorm of Monday morn
ing during which Mr.. E. w, Majors
house on the Canton pike was shat
tered by lightning while six persons
in the house were unhurt, displayed
a phenomenon on Main street about
the same time, SO portentous in aspect
that II would have inspired a Roman
Soothsayer to predict the humiliation
of a legion, or the assassination of a
Caesar. The plain version Of this
amazing portrait is briefly as follows
About 10 as a. M, large detached
masses of clouds were flying at low
altitude from the South east, accom-
panied by high wind and frequent
peals of thunder and flashes Of light
ing. The clouds involved the sky in
detached masses, and from the rapid
ity with which bolts of vivid red and
blue shot with dazzling 1uster from
mass TO mass the winged clouds
seemed like so many flying electric
batteries striving 10 equalize their
charges of subtle fluid whose power
seemed great enough 10 rend nom
tains or fuse an iron mine. The rain
poured in rivers and at each clap of
thunder the sky dropped sheets of
mingled fire and water. While
several gentlemen were viewing The
scene at the front door of Gamers
drug store horse wild-eyed with
terror galloped at full speed down
Main street. just as 1t reached the
drug store, a flash oflightning which
cleft the sky from West to East like
the flowing sound of Michael the
Arch Angel, blinded the spectators
with its insufTerable glare; deafen-
ing, simultaneous crash of thunder;
stunned the gazers who saw with
amazement the hind shoes of the
gslloping horse fly of, blazing like
sparks from Vulcan's forge. A fiery
halo, ten feet in diameter, encircle,l
the horse, which seemed like a
winged Pegasus poised for moment |
in the center of an immense rose of
fire, whose flaming petals quivered
under the flaming hoof of the impetu!
Gus steed. The horse galloped of
unframed, and his shoes thus
wrenched Off by thunderbolt we're
picked up in the streets, and may now
be. seen at Gamers drug store.